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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-06-09
The creamery begins this week.

The First National Bank is putting on
a new coat of paint.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-06-09

Skin-Success is speedy and positive for every
species of skin and scalp disease.
Eminent physicians certify to the purity and eff
cacy of Skin-Success Soap.
healthy skin may be obtained through Skin-Suc-
cess and the torment of itching banished,
For toilet and bathing purposes the great cleansing
and curative Skin-Success Soap stands unequaled.
SkinSuccess positively skin disease of every
description in a comparatively brief time.
For all cutaneous affections of children and adults
Skin-Success Soap is unfaling remedy.
For sale by Geo. w. Miller, jackson, o. 2jun4w
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION! !!

Pension, Increase of Pension, Restora-
tion to Pension Roll, Bounty, Back Pay,
and claims of every description promptly
adjusted for soldiers or their heirs. Ger
tiicate in lieu of lost discharge procured.
Being located at the Capital where l
have access to the various Departments,
| can learn for myself just what action is
being taken in each claim intrusted to
me.
Remember, devote my entire
time and attention to the prosecution of
SOLDIERS CLAIMS, and make
a Specially of PENSION APPLT-
CATIONS.
Intrust your interests to me and l will
soon put you in possession of whatever is
due you from the Government. No fee
until claim is allowed.
Names and p. G. addresses of ex-Union
and Mexican soldiers earnestly solicited.
Address with stamp,
G. =. RHODES,
q. S. Pension and Claim Attorney,
122, Tenth St, N. E.,
Washington, d. G.
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For the best Paints, go to Tripp & Ri
denOur's.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-06-09

Go to Smith & Lupton for the finest
line of Laces, Embroideries, Flouncing
and White Goods
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Wool

Wool! Wool! Wool!
Parties having wool to sell and desiring
the highest price will do well to see Mark
Sternberger before selling.
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Look Here

Look Here.
Remember that you can buy Sulky
Hay-rake at cost from Bennett and Matth-
ews. Main street. opposite old Jail.
2iune4W
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-06-09

r. w. Thomas is selling Boots and
Shoes lower than any other dealer in
Jackson
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-06-09
Hats.

Hats.
We have all the latest shapes of the
Spring of 'S7. Correct in style, fine in
quality, lowest in price.
FRANK J. STERNBERGER & Co.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-06-09
At Cost.

CUSIs
Bennett & Matthews will sell you a
first class Sulky Hay-rake at cost. Main
street, opposite old Jail. 2june4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
LADIES PIusu Wars.

pfu.h wrsps have hold On public favor such
a they have never had before Anticipating this
e almost inevitable. ve purchased very extsn-
stvely Of al the desirshls styles of Plush Gar.
nsnta and nov Sesr large End attractive
Seal Plush Coats
6sal Plush viates,
Osal Plush ''NodjeskaA"
Zeal Plush 6aoQusA 10,
which w ere snabasd 10 o1ar st sncesdinely
low prices. considsring their quality and d.
siiablsness.
We quote = specials:
I lot Lad;ss' sssl Plush visitss. plated back.
round front. lined with quilted satin. real seal
ornaments, al sisss.
! lot Lsdies' Seal Plush visitss. close slseves.
pointed front. handsomely lined WIN plain
sstiu, real seal ornaments. all siSea.
ONLY e2S EACH.
The "1fodsesha"-the very lstsst ed mess
fsahionsbls styie-paxin ccst bach. lo0G fsoaes,
satin lining. real seal ornaments,
oNLi e25 SAcH
same styis trimmed With vids Dssvs. vsEy
ana ONLY ess FACE
Our GOLD MEDAL SEAL PLUSH aAcQuEA
Ths popularity Of this saraaspt coupled With
Ire Popularity Of ths price (oo6, tncifed ~ -
special elorts 70 secure shsoluisly u osss %
tsdnsble and n ~ @0eld Moab ~ beltese ~
hsvs rsscasd TIE point thsfs 10 10 geing beyvaA
Sos ~ cspdidly believe Il - - supsstoe u -
esvsl. q ~ psise nade fssa eeleetsd aaaa
- anlahsl M lsus ssal ssa3skin eE1a.
nsnks. olsss - - -
oMLy 80 1AcL
(Thts1 oep<l
WOODWARD . l01uuQG.
MS 81. i1sA ~ = sAax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

Eleeant Line Of LADIES' French Handmade
Underwear. consisting Of Gowns, Chemise. and
Drawers. We request you 10 critically inspect
the quality and workmanship outline. sewing.
and nnishfne-of these garments, feeling cor
Adent that you viii readily recognise their On.
periority to the domestic factory makes usually
offered at thess pricea SOC. Csc, 75c, S1Isc.
d, and e2.25 per garment
(Second Aoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and r sts- n
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Sr11rsH READY MADE DRrssrs.

The new stock Of ready.made Dres es repre-
cent the best end most stylish we have jet
shown. Some Of them are close copies. in point
Of style, Of the latest foreign fashions.
Tailor-made Cloth Suits, in browns garnets,
blues and gresna Handsomely trimmed and
braided styiea e25. $50. e35 and $50 per suit.
Elegant line Of Black Cashmere suits, variety
Of styles ell, Ella. els, el650, ego. e22, te5.
S28 and $50 per suit
barssin-Ladies' Navy Blue Tailor.made
Tricot Cloth Suits only SIS per suit
ELEGANT line Of Silk and WOODEN Suits, hand
somely trimmed with velvet braid
This department 10 we'll worth visit
Third dcor.k
woODwARDtk LoTHRoP,
ocf. ilth and = sta n n.
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HOUSE, FURNISHING GooDs.

Every year this time call your especial attentSs
TO our Furnishing 0oodA This 10 nscessary 10
ct no time du1ne the ysax DO se more Linens than
Just previous to Thanksgiving. Evesy Hoasekssper
,eems bent on having new Cloths md Napkins for
Thanksgiving Dtuner.
It helps materially to make Holiday appearance.
we have. - usual. snticipassd yeur demands.
We have IN unusually large stock
mad the sollowins"THANKso1vrN oFTxRnfos":
BLRAcHED TABLE pAMAsK.
No z. pieces 72.in- Irish Dsmask. s2.25 Per yard
No ptscs 72-iu. Irssh Damask, a.
No =: pieces 72-in Irish Dsmask. sL75.
No. IL p.eces 72-in Irish Damask ol5O.
pieces Blesched German Dsmask. q Is.
h.vs Just received IN invetes Il 50 pisoss q 70
In scotch Damask u yard
20 piscss 7oinL Dleachsd oer,naa Dszuask. 7Se.
20 pieces 62-in- Biesched German Damask. ooc
ask. Sc.
100 pieces 56-in pleached German Damssk. 60c.
20 pseess 50-in Red Border Bieached German Dam.
ask. SOC.
10 pieces 72.in. Half Bleached Dsmask S1
We have Napkins to match at Ssa.2o and - pr doa
~ pieces Unbleached German DANISH. 83c.
70 pieces 66-in. Unbleached German Damask 75c.
10 pieces 64in. Unbleached German Damzsk, $50
% pieces 60-n. U.bleached German Damask, Soc
Loom Damask. 80, 37H, 40. and 45c.
1 case OF 5S-in- Turkey Red Damask. 37kc.
case OF 3S-tn Renfrew Red Dsmask. 5Oc.
4,
62-in. Cardinal Damask, 750
Gain. Gold medal Brand Cardinal psussk Al yard
"a Cardinal Cloths sL25.
ga Cardinal Cloths, Ais.
1O-4 Cardinal Cloths o.. o.
ia Cardinal Cloths, S2.75.
IA Turkey Red Cloths 81.
"a Turkey Red Ciotha sl50.
10-4 Turkey Red Cloths. 81.
ia Turkey Red Cloths, 92.5Q.
BLEAcHED DANAsK TABLE SETS
S-4 Bleached Damask Table Sets, $3.50.
104 bleached Dsmask Table Sets $3.50.
1874 Blssch-d Damask Table Setta as
Colorsd Border Same Price
100 pieces l0-4 Barnsby Cloth ~ So
90 pieces l0-4 White Damask Trtnged Cloth az rs
NAPKINS! NAPKINS, NAPKINS.
5-s White Napkins.
500 dozen Heached German Napkins, q 20 Der dox
We have never sold these for Ices than $50 per dog
SD Scotch Napkins. sl76
So German Nspkins o. &C. rs, e. So S3. and s3. So
50 German Napkina q. 81 SO. %. ease. 95 and
tS dozen
White Doylies, Soc. 7sc.. q. sl.2a slso. s17s.
and s2 dozen.
Rel sord.r: eoc. 7se.. soc.. q. slss sLso. sl.7s
e. and S2.25.
100 Plaid Lunch Doyiiss 40 eents
100 Plaid Lunch Doyhes. SO cents
1oo dozen Cream Doylies, u per dozen.
BIG BARGAIN.
1000 Window Shades on Spring Rollers, complete
ready to hang all colors. 34c. each SIZE yards long
yard wide.
These will be shown you in our Upholstery Depart.
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

Mr.. Cleveland must keep an eye on Dr. McGlynn.
he Is taking dangerous turn, and may develop
INTO the Bnrchard Of 1ssS In his Cooper Union
speech Last night he devoted himself to a review
Of ths recent elections. and claimed that rum
carried the day. District-Attorney Fellows he
say& was the ruul-sellers' choice. Tens OF thou
sands Of votes were bought. and rum was free To
every man who would vote for Fellows Dr
McGlynn now favors putting the sale Of RUIZ, in
charge Of the general government, as IL Is IN
Sveden-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

SATURDAYS Cossrr BAnoArxa
$50 Doa eood quality White Jean Corssta.
double steals down mont, side stesla corded
bust.
ONLY soc. PER PAIR.
The best We can secure TO eel Of this price.
rs Doc dne White German WOVEN Corsets,
side stee,s, scallopsd toy. embroidered bossa
excellent shape, and extra durable.
ONLY 75c. PER PAIR
The best we can secure TO sell at this price.
100 DOG. Fine American Coutl CorsetA
strong side steels. perfect fitting. strong pha-
be Corset; white and drah
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
The best We can secure to seu at this price.
100 Doc. R and @. Double-boned imported
Coutil Corsets no side steels. double bones over
the hips: extremely durable. and At the average
form perfectly.
ONLY 81 25 PER PAIR.
The best can secur- to sell 1T the price.
OUR sPECIALTY-L c. CORsETs
Excellent qualities In enough variety to fis
any torn. Ladies' will ind them comfortable.
well-wearing Corset. Prices e150. el75,
s225. &275. $3.50, a. 90 and CAST per pair
tSecond door)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and r Sta NV.
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Snr AMI SArrErs Coxronra


Elegant line opened few days axo. Unsur-
passed.
ssttsen-Covered Comforts. filled with Elder
down. puffy and WARN. excellent colorings,
fancy QUILTING.
Size 5x6 feet. only % each
Size 6xU feet, only % each.
Size 7x6 feet only e10 eIch.
Other styles Of Ssttesn- Covered Down Comforts
el2, sl3. elA7a $3.50 each.
Surah silk-Covered Eider-Down Comforts,
plain shsds on one sidA exouisitsly colorsd Do
signs on the other. Beyond doubt the hand
soonest eoods Of the bind we have ever shown.
PriceA e2l. e25 and e27. so each
These Comforts make elegant wedding and
Christmas presents, and would be appreciated
beyond doubt.
(Fourth Aoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and r Sts NV.
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WALKING Sk1Rrs.
INFANTS AND CHupsrSs WEAn.

INFANTS AND CHnpRENs WEAR.
The department is large and well stocked. en-
bracing almost everything In this line that can
be called for. A specii Ii 10 quote:
123 dox.
INFANTS FINE CAMBRIA SLIPS.
Excellent styles and rood qualities.
%. BIN and Soc each
$50 children's fine Knit Worsted Tobo9gan
Capa, in white and oolora.
ONLY 75c. EACH.
SO dozen
Childreu's Knit wor~ted Updsrskirts. white
and colors. 62N. 7h S7A aud el00 each.
Is dozen
Children's Ape Check Nsinsook Mother Hub
bard Aprons.
ONLY Soc. EACH.
Is do1su
Children's fine Check Nainsook Mother Hub
bard Aprons yoke Of 6ns tueks. HAMBURG edge
around neck aud slsevea.
ONLY 75c. EACH.
(6scond floor: through arch.)
WOODWARD LOrHROP.
Corner 18th and + sta. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

The Commissioners refuse 20 amend the police
regulations in regard 20 the Distribution Of cards
and circulars The enterprising dispenser OF cir.
eulars Is 70 be permitted neither TO Litter the
streets with pieces Of paper forced for q few sec.
oods into the hands OF busy passers-by, nor to
tonoF mn VINO scorns circulars TO his home and,
ringing his bell, compel him TO receive, through
his servant the precious missive It Is TO be
hoped that the regulation will be strictly an.
forced Il Is aimed at nrst-elass nuisance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
SArs & CoArpAsr.

SAKs e CoxrAsr.
Tomorrow We shall greet the Boys with
Banquet Of Bargains such - We never before
spread for them. In suits-both knee pants and
long pansl In overcosts In separate pants In
kilt suits and kilt overcosss. In wooden and
psrcais shirt-vaista. In hats a.d sapa IN sAssa
In furnishing sooda In svsrything-ABso-
LUTELY EvERYrHINe necessary TO Boys
outht We quote fsv-snd only fsv--of the
great values to be found tomorrow in our Boys'
Department and We would ike il 10 be clearly
understood that our Houae viii be full of such
values in Boys closlins Tomorrow. and these
wemention. We merely pick out ct random.
sAxs AND COMPANY.
Lot lso1-A neat ssrviceabls ovsrcoat to it.
ages 10 Q. the color. brown and black miI-
turs price sLeo. We know everybody slss here
sbouts wants s3 for them
Lot le0o-A neat plaid cape overcast, resu.
lar ESQ coat at s25o. to TT asss to years.
ws'rs ont for . big day tomorrow. We have
made every preparation for It. We have taken
on s1trs CLERKS during the wesk-ws were com.
PEELED to do tive found our large and
emcient force Of salesmen were being worked
too hard. and that some Customers bad gone
sway without being waited upon-could not
wait lonser-bus now-NOw we are prepared
for everx ems-oencv VT HAVE TIE
eooDs yo- WANT IN srocr No. y,
naner a, ., ON, ,,..;r..;on PITT IN or-p
corNrres co,,... ., al ,n,,..-s.v,.
ou,,isv and III.
Mrvo no,,.,, and r,ttv Cant. .S..r
values we've ever offered before
Al FIVE DOLLARS Tor Suit or an Overcast 10
vain. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
an, ,,,,., 49,, .. .,.,... 49,. .,,. .... $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

THAsKscrvrsa Is ComSe,
AND OUR TABLES WILL BE LOADED
With all the abundance Of our Autumn harvests. The
good things Of life de all the more attractive oy
the appointments Of the Table, and among these
SlLVERwARE stands first in Beauty and Usefulness.
The business in this line of goods has, for the past ten
years. be going out of the hands Of tina regular jew
cry trade The modern idea of close buyin quick
sales and small profits, has boon successful in this
line as IN others We keep only Standard Goods. Of
well known makers. and guarantee every piece sold
These firms have been manufacturers OF Snverware
for years. aud have yet put poor article on the
market. Read the list of makers:
ROGERS 4 Bro Rogers, Smith Co, Meriden Brit.
tania Co., Meridsn Silver Plate Co.. Derby silver Co..
z. q. Webster Bro.
Now look at our prices
Rogers Table Knives, Sl.49 Half Dozen.
Rogers Table Spoons 80 Half Dosen.
Rogers Desert Forks, sl.A9 Half Dozen.
Rogers Tea Spoons. o9c Half Dossn.
Rogers Sugar Spoons. ooc Each
hogsrs' Butter Knives. CSC. Each.
Triple Plate s. Bottle Castor. Sl.9o.
Tripls-Plste Butter Dish Chased. &l9a.
Tripls.Plate Pickle Dish. sl49.
Triple Plate Cake Basket, e249.
These are all nne goods pl4ted on Hard White Metal
The following styles are in ouadruple Plate. and
more artistic designs;
Castors e. 90 to 50 90.
Butter Dishes, % 90 to s7o9.
Cake Baskets $209 to se9e.
Ice Pitchers, s4.99 to @24.99.
Berry or Fruit Dishes. s29o to e17.99.
Chased Tea ses Pieces $685.
Hammered Tea Set, Pieces. &2A0o.
Antique silver Lamp $3.50.
We have the Largest Assortment, the Finest Goods.
and the Lowest Prices in the city.
Come and see them.
Remember Every Piece Guaranteed
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH / wARDwELL.
nl6.3m 705-7O7-7Oe Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
ADVERTISER.

vfa serve their own purpose best and 1t the % me
time greatly accommodate The SrAR. II they viii send
N oefors noon to- PROV their announcements for
the extra LARGE edition Of Saturdays paper the forms
q watch must be sent to press much earlier than on
ths ether ave days Of the wssk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

King Kaiakaua makes q very ubilan, rns.s...
10 his people. He Is probably happy 20 be Alive
and ding Still The extension OF the recinrnc,rv
uesty With tais country Is one OF King calico,s
strongest safeguards for the perpetuty Of his roy.
GnR0ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

kocosort can cut another notch In his dine,
saeS u, rsoutation has begun 10 suffer Tor want
OF little blood-lstting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

notable little tea party In Berlin is probably
over oy tbs time. and old Empe or Wilhelm and
the Car Of the all Russias enjoying their cigar,
while thev congratulate zach other on the friend
sap thai exists between two good neighbors. The
90 mans heart IS heavy, however. and between
whlffs there VIII be many a sigh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

me HorM Amerea" Revte'0 Is experiencing a
prosperity that James Russell Loweil never 40 W
when be editor Of that periodical In It's psliest
dAyA Besides paying something In cash, the ven
sraoie Old concern Yields dividend OF luck thar ia
hr more important Twice since ne has been IT'S
boss Allen Thorndike Rice has won large fortunes
gaming. His latest dot Pierre Loriilard gave
nun At eaccarat, and the figures that express
the sum are up near half q rsiIllon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
Fo. SALE.

Fo. SALE.
STOCK AND GOOD WILL
The HARDWARE HOUSE
CAMPBELL 4 Co
ESTABLISHED 1900.
IAs above house carries Builders. Machinists' Tin
nsrs. cosshnaksr,', Blaeksmith.' and General SUP
Terms made known On application a, eos penusyi-
vania sve-. nssr b and p. dspO. n1e4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
SATURDAYS GLovE BAReA1Ns.

50 Doe. Ladies' 4-button Real Kid Gloves.
embroidered backs with welts to match Shades
Of Olive, Tan, Brown, Heliotfope, and Craven
Tan. ONLY also PER PAIR
so Doe. Ladies' 4-button Perrins-Joinvfne
Kid Gloves. pique (doubls) stitched. hInd-
somely embroidered on backs. Shades of Cra-
ven, English. Light and Dark Tans. superior
quality. ONLY 90 PER PAIR.
SO Dos- Boys' 2-button Fine Kid Gloves, en-
broidered backs, in assorted tans and browns,
ONLY ol.35 PER PAIR.
The steady growth Of our glove trade 10 proof
positive that we are Offering exc ptionl values
WOODWARD LOrHROP.
Cor. 1lth and sts. II y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

Ths 9revy ministry has met an Overwhelming
reouke from the chamber OF deputies and must re-
sign The vital point In the cabinet Is one that
may be found wherever weak human nature is too
confidently trusted. Grevy his done wen for
France. His honor Is high above the faintest sus-
p1cfcn When be succeeded Mcmahon, IN 1877. as
premier OF the chamber OF deputies the ex-marshal
said 70 him: "You are the most honest man I
know and that estimate all France holds to-day.
And be has been poor as well as honest, for he
never kept Q carriage until made president Of the
chamber and TO this day rides in little one-horse
nroogham With a plain unliverie1 coachman, q
net when certainly commends him TO democratic
Henchmec- This mlshap for which he Is In no
wise at fault coming so soon AFTER Grevy's re.
election 10 the most serious crisis In the course of
republican government 10 France. Five years Of
his term remain for whomSOever shall succeed
him. For the everlasting condemnation OF such
0tschievous ana worthless idlers as NJ Wilson it
b 70 b hoped that President Grevy will retire VOL
sntarily, thus emphasizing the disgust that patr-
oeic Frenchmen must feel for the silly love of
meaningless honors and decorations With Grevy
Q NE senator, as he would be likely 70 BE- and the
selection OF q conservative successor to the prest
dency the government would soon clear Itself of
the present distractions
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WANTED--ROOMS-

WANT D-RooMs-cALL AT ONCk AND REGIS
w ter your rooms ust Ia time for rush Resumed
this feature OF our business ID. q PROCTOR A Sun.
l226 81 NV, second nOor. nlS-ln
WANTED-oN CAPITOL HII-FURNIsHEp
w Room. with ard. mnn AM vile STATE t.rrn.L
Address Box As. star Once. nis-2ts
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN A FURNISHED
w Room for occasional use. heated by register IRE
ferred- Address Box l25. star Once. nl7-3t.
WANTED-pRcEu BER 1. BY GENTLEMAN IN
W Depsr,mente vile and dsnslier, und.r seven.
9th and n,rtn of sts, with bOsrd OF near ca
teri give full Bsrtieulars location prcs. and
nlences u u w. Star once. nls-2t'
WANTED-Two FURNISHED BEDROOMS. FOR
w mother and son. with without OosrS. In .
strictly private family. wet Of 18th Adde'S With
lowest price and location. NAVY, Star once nlr-ts
WANTED-IMMEDrATEi AND PERMANENT
WI by senil-msn. two OF three rooms ~ uisned
or upfuruished with without Board. furnace heat
and open hre places In moder hoase near dupont or
Scott Ifrces. " rmont Connecticut avenues Ad-
esa sivng description and prioe. Ph0PRlxToR
2Ol1 ct NV. nlo<t
WANTED PERSONS HAVING ROOMS foB
w rent should have their sddress and y I'd q roous
put on our hst We rccslve c2nstsnt calls nom parties
wanting rooaA ROOM hkNTlN0 ASkSCi. ok
9Th St NV. plC-3ts
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Ma Langtry should be congratulated on the
p-ompthess with which Mr.. Geoharit has saved
his lie ey apologring for a seeming insult 20 the
vi'es Of Hiliard and ptxey, the actors The AFFAIR
ooss no SPEAK well for Geohar'2ts opportunities 70
study POI eness In the society OF Mrs Langtrv
who Is herself sometimes called an ac,ress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

There Is much force IN the objections urged by
81. Il g. % another column, against the remote
ute suggested by the citizens subcommittee on
Railroads for the proposed union railway passen-
ger station, as Illustrated In The STAR. These OBJ
JectiOns win address themselves with proper
weight 70 the general reader, and they win also
doubtless be duly considered By those responsible
In the premises before the subject Is taken up for
final decision, IL Is not necessary 10 dwell upon
them here There Is, however, one observation
made In the communication as printed 10 which
The stan takes exception, and against which It
feels bound TO make formal protest. II Is the
closing remark OF ~. II. c." 70 the effect that the
Sixth street Statlon should be allowed TO remain
whers Il Is This temporary location was secured
oy the railroad at a time when the people were
eager 70 place every advantage at the disposal OF
the rtscuer OF the city from the B. & o. monopoly
and has been retained there 30 long a time
through the Indifference OF Congress and through
the free OF that most persuasive form OF FALL
road argument, TO which the restrictions and
penalties Of the Interstate commerce law
may b expected TO furnish q check
Every public benefit gained by placing the station
On It's present site will be substantially accom-
pished by locating IL south OF the PARK which the
tracks now divide In o most unsgntiy and DANGER
Gus manner. Whether the cooperative grip will
be 40 strong In the future as IL has been In the
past, remains 20 be seen. With the revolt against
railroad dictstion In Congress, the aoolishment
Of free passes, and the active public sentiment
urging full relief from the evils caused BY the
local railroad tracks, one would think the day OF
dsuveranoe ought TO be near at hand; but with
the wearsome experience OF the Israeutes In the
wilderness and the power OF great corporations In
mind IL Is not wise 70 count upon anything In
that way until IL has actually been accomplished.
TIE STAR Will therefore continue, without ceasing,
70 LIT up Its voice In behalf Of the people OF WASH
ngton, nrm In the faith that their enemies Will
b case down, and that the cause Of right and jus
t1ce VIII prevail In the end.
No, Ar. ~. r. c." the Sixth Street Station
must 20!